NOTICE-
To the applicant above names, his heirs, and any and all his assignees,
attorneys and agents, hereinafter designated principals.

You
are hereby notified that your application as above identified has been
found to contain subject matter, the unauthorized disclosure of which
might be detrimental to the public safety or defense, and you are ordered
in nowise to publish or disclose the invention or any material information
with respect thereto, including hitherto unpublished details of the
subject matter of said application, in any way to any person not cognizant
of the invention prior to the date of the order, including any employee
of the principals, but to keep the same secret except by written permission
first obtained of the Commissioner of Patents, under the penalties of
the act of October 6, 1917 (Public No. 80), as amended July 1, 1940
(Public No. 700), as amended August 21, 1941 (Public Law 239), and June
16, 1942 (Public Law 609), 35 U.S.C. 42; 40 Stat, 394, 54 Stat. 710,
55 Stat. 540 O. G. 233, 248.

Any
other application which contains any significant part of the subject
matter of the above identified application falls within the scope of
this order. If such other application does not stand under a secrecy
order, it and the common subject matter should be brought to the attention
of the patent Office War Division.

If
prior to the issuance of the secrecy order any significant part of the
subject matter has been revealed to any person, the principals shall
promply inform such person of the secrecy order and the penalties for
improper disclosure set out in Public No. 700, 76th Congress, and Public
Law 239, 77th Congress.

This
order should not be construed in any way to mean that the Government
has adopted or contemplates adoption of the alleged invention disclosed
in this application; nor is it any indication of the value of such invention.
In order to make the details of your invention available for inspection
by various governmental agencies concerned therewith for consideration
of its possible use in the war program and at the same time to preserve
your rights under the Act, it is suggested that you promptly tender
this invention to the Government of the United States for its use. Such
tender may be effected by a communication addressed to the Secretary
of War or the Secretary of the Navy and should be accompanied by a power
to inspect and make copies of the application.

This
order is modified by the provisions of accompanying permit B (form D-3-1).